HOTEL GRAND CIEL HANAMAKI Reviews

Nice quiet city and hotel was clean and comfortable. Staff was just robotic.

Nice clean hotel by the side of JR Station. Staff are friendly and approachable though not much English were spoken.

It was conveniently located in front of Hanamaki Station and had good access from the station. The hotel front desk and restaurant staff were very friendly and not at all intimidating. The room was spacious and there was plenty of space to open up my suitcase, which was nice. The amenities were the bare minimum. The front desk sold a pack of basic cosmetics for 300 yen. There was a multi-storey car park across the street and guests were given a free ticket. There was a large artificial hot spring sauna in the basement, which was very new, clean and comfortable. I had no idea there was a large bath where I could stretch my legs and relax in the bath, so it was a nice surprise. The restaurant was quite good. Iwate brand rice, Iwaizumi yogurt, and Platinum Pork Curry were generously prepared, and everything was delicious. There was also an exhibition corner that collected materials about Miyazawa Kenji. After checking out, I had lunch at the breakfast restaurant. I had a very delicious Maezawa beef steak in a spacious restaurant. The seasoning was exquisite and really delicious, I was very satisfied.

This hotel is located close to Hanamaki Station, which is associated with Miyazawa Kenji, and the entrance is on the opposite side from the station. We stayed in both a single and a twin room, and the single room was spacious enough, while the twin room was spacious enough for three adults. The lock had to be turned and pushed open, and the unit bath had a large step, so it felt old in places, but it seems to be renovated and maintained as necessary, and the overall atmosphere was very good and clean, so we were able to stay comfortably from start to finish. We used the breakfast buffet two days in a row, and I was impressed that the menu changed little by little. The ingredients lined up were also made with a commitment to local ingredients and good quality, and I was impressed with everything I ate. The high-end Iwaizumi yogurt that Shohei Otani has also eaten, the sausages must be good local products, and the milk is sweet and definitely expensive! You can feel this with every bite, and I definitely recommend trying the breakfast here. As they are committed to their wonderful commitment to food, the only amenities in the room were toothbrushes and bottled water. I thought it would be nice to have at least instant coffee or tea, but I can understand why it must be so difficult to run such a large hotel in Hanamaki. I would like to stay in the Galaxy Express and Wildcat concept room next time. Thank you very much♫

The location is good, the exterior is beautiful, the reception is spacious, and at first glance it looks like a city hotel. Public bath: The whole place is new and clean, the walls are well designed, and it also has a sauna and a cold bath. The changing room has plenty of lockers to store clothes and other items, so you don't have to leave your valuables out. It goes beyond the realm of a business hotel. Room: I had a double room for single use, which was clean, spacious, and had a sofa. Breakfast: The Western food was a little unsatisfying, but the Japanese food was sufficient, and I was particularly satisfied with the large number of vegetables. When traveling, you tend to eat mainly meat and fish, so you tend to not get enough vegetables. It's very welcome to have a lot of vegetables. Cons: The front desk staff seemed a little stiff. The indoor slip is thin. When you use the hand towel and bath towel in the public bath and throw them away, there are no towels provided in the room. It would be nice to have another hand towel.

It was right in front of the station, so it was easily accessible. The room was simple, but clean and comfortable. The breakfast included local dishes and was delicious. The hotel had a space introducing Miyazawa Kenji, so it was nice to feel like a tourist.

It seems they really need to cut costs, so razors are charged. There's no tea, coffee, ballpoint pens, or letter paper. No bed making, just throwing the trash towels outside the door. I thought, "Ah, isn't that a bit stingy?" The inside was generally clean.

The staff were very friendly and even though I checked in late at night, they greeted me politely with a smile. The large communal bath was clean and the facilities were good, and there was a sauna too, so it was very comfortable. I stayed alone in a double room, but it was spacious enough and there was a sofa so I was comfortable. There was no information about a wake-up call, so I asked the front desk and they told me that one was available there.

The location is very close to Hanamaki Station, the hygiene is good, and the hotel design is in line with local attractions.

The breakfast was delicious. It would have been nice if there were cotton swabs etc. on the bathroom sink.

The room is very small, the facilities are not good, the air conditioning temperature cannot be adjusted, the mouth is dry all night, very uncomfortable, the so-called hot spring room has no window, the water is just bath water with disinfectant added, the store recommended by Xiaohongshu is a failure

In front of Hanamaki Station, the location is amazing, but Hanamaki City itself is too rural... Of course, that's why the snow view from the window is so great... Consolation prize

I saw the hotel very close to Hanamaki Station, and the bus stop was also next to it. If I have the opportunity to visit Hanamaki in the future, I would like to stay here again.

The walls were a little thin, but that was fine.